Unless you are resident of Manchester, you may not be aware that there is a ‘Mancunian way’ of doing things. This encompasses all areas of society, and none more so than in the area of fund raising for charity. It essentially means that the people of Manchester like to do things a little bit differently, they lead rather than follow, and go about everything with a bit of a swagger and with large injections of humour. Continue reading
Football and dubstep might seem unlikely bedmates, but Kia Cars feel they are a perfect match. So much so, they are currently running a competition combining the two. By doing a video of you strutting your stuff to DJ Pavilion’s huge dubstep hit ‘ I Can’t Stop’, you could be heading east to the opening match of this year’s Euro 2012 competition and driving off in a new Kia Picanto, not bad at all for showing a few moves.
There are numerous websites dedicated to certain parts of the UK, and the people of Manchester who are interested in anything to do with style or fashion have The Mancunianist. Dedicated to the Manchester Street Style, It isn’t merely a site with realms of articles giving information however; it is completely interactive and is linked to the main social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. Continue reading
While all the talk this year maybe about London 2012, there is another kind of Olympian causing quite a buzz of their own in the Manchester music scene. From the ashes of previous, and largely unsuccessful, bands such as Paper Boats, rises the phoenix known as Olympian. The two members, Aron Robinson and Justin Sheran, have years of experience between them, and seem well qualified to finally make the break into the mainstream. Continue reading
Wayne Rooney managed to slot in a goal in the Barclays Premiere League match against Fulham placing Manchester United back on top of the league. While this is Rooney’s 21st goal of the season, it comes at the right time, as Manchester United were getting a bit shaky up at the top of the list with Manchester City creeping closer to its head position. Now Manchester United is three points ahead of the rest of the Premier League helping to cement its spot for at least a few more matches. Continue reading
